Sentence examples for distant beauty from inspiring English sources

A dense intellectual topic, distant beauty, breaking news, or even banal lifecasting all seem more interesting when you're watching in real-time.

This was played - no, seamlessly sung - by cellist Natasha Brofsky whose long breaths over even longer phrases made time be still and our lives become a reflection of a distant beauty.

The cruel spotlight and the snickering from the darkness might as well describe the morning walk to the locker through a gantlet of rich kids, bullies and fabulous, distant beauties.

He said he was drawn to the music because it had a "cold, distant, uncompromising beauty".

But, aside from Brown's design and McDiarmid's Prospero, the dominant feature of the evening is Jonathan Dove's music which seems to float across the water with a distant ethereal beauty.

In the not so distant future, physical beauty will surely be more socially stratified than it is even today.

He filled the role of "lover man" once occupied by Marvin Gaye and Al Green, yet while they brought a seductive sexual finesse to their performances, Vandross's voice embodied distant grace and beauty, an endless swooning romance.

In American Beauty his distant blue eyes fetchingly match the stripe on his woolly hat and he is thoroughly unsettling.

But both Spiegel im spiegel with resonant marimba and bells, and Für Alina reworked for vibraphone and crotales create a distant world of repetitive beauty.

Will Kemp took the poetry prize with Driving to Work at 5am Listening to Toccata and Fugue in D Minor, while Michael Allen won the essay prize with an examination of the ways Keats treats beauty, A Distant Idea of Proximity.

Though the weapon was unarmed, witnesses said they were struck more than anything by the striking beauty of the distant explosion.